Because the Web is supposed to be based on open standards and browsers are supposed to be neutral platforms that implement the standards.
If you don't care about that, fair: nobody really cares that you don't care. What everybody cares about is what happens if some of the various antitrust agencies of the world start caring.
>There was massive antitrust lawsuit about behavior like this, when browses where new.
I'm still no sure why I should care.
> I'm still no sure why I should care.
Because the Web is supposed to be based on open standards and browsers are supposed to be neutral platforms that implement the standards.
If you don't care about that, fair: nobody really cares that you don't care. What everybody cares about is what happens if some of the various antitrust agencies of the world start caring.